A single first-time buyer now needs to earn more than €100,000 a year to afford a typical first home in three Irish counties, according to new research examining the growing gap between earnings and property prices. Dublin has been joined by Wicklow and Kildare in the six-figure income group. The study estimates that a single
High rents, rising house prices and the difficulty of saving a deposit are making it harder for many young adults in Ireland to leave the family home and establish independent households. Ireland’s housing crisis is making the transition to independent living increasingly difficult for young adults, with more than six in 10 people aged 18
Ireland’s housing market remains seriously unaffordable by international standards, although Dublin has recorded a modest improvement in the latest global comparison of house prices and household…
A recent Nanos survey for CTV News reveals that most Canadians believe the country should accept fewer immigrants in 2025 than in 2024. Approximately 64 per…
